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Renowned investor Warren Buffett, the founder and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A), has long been associated with his strategic investment approach, particularly a preference for companies with a strong track record of paying dividends.

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It's no secret Warren Buffett loves companies that pay dividends. While he refuses to allow Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A )(NYSE: BRK-B ) to pay any to shareholders, he enjoys collecting those checks from the businesses he owns.

Walgreens is still reeling from years of mismanagement. Gilead Sciences looks reliable, but is growing slowly.

With recession-proof stocks, this approach is the football equivalent of running the so-called jumbo package. Here, the idea is to get a few critical yards to move the sticks or get into the endzone.

Barron's seventh-annual (2024) ranking of Sustainable companies started with the 1,000 largest publicly traded companies by market value, then ranked each by performance for five key constituencies: shareholders, employees, customers, community, and planet. Home products company Clorox sits at the top for the second straight year, edging out Kimberly-Clark, CBRE Group, Hasbro, and Agilent Techn...

While acquiring equity shares based on one person's guidance is an incredibly risky approach, it's possible to make an exception for Warren Buffett stocks. Fundamentally, the legendary investor – known as the Oracle of Omaha – has been around for a long time.

3G Capital, which helped to engineer the Kraft Heinz merger, had seen its influence at the company wane.